Can this fleece be zipped up in the ecws parka from tru spec?
3679
Not sure I understand the question.As I understand it,it is worn under parka or shell jacket not zipped to it.I wear mine under a EMS shell jacket and I've not been cold even in the crazy cold weather we're having in Ma.Hope that helped.
3680
This doesn't zip inside the parka, it's meant to be worn as the layer right underneath. It's a high-quality fleece - under a ecws parka it'll keep you warm.
3681
Not sure I understand the question. As I understand it,it is worn under parka or shell jacket not zipped to it. I wear mine under a EMS shell jacket and I've not been cold even in the crazy cold weather we're having in Ma. Hope that helped.
3682
I believe is you were to wear this with an ECWCS parka, this would actually go on the outside. It's thick and warm enough that you probably would be fine with just the fleece itself...
3683
Wouldn't thinks so. It's designed to be the outer most piece of the system. I can't see it as an insert
24713
The inner jacket zips in. So they can be worn separately. (Haven't actually done that yet. In Minnesota - pretty cold. And it does work better than most jackets of this weight to keep me warm. I'm very satisfied with it that way.)
1295798
I found it to be a tight fit, so I wouldn't be able to put extra clothes underneath. It was a good wind breaker, so it would depend on your jacket.
20288
I find it to be plenty warm enough on it's own for work days (in the car before it warms up, walking to and from the car, etc). For outdoor activities I like to layer with a sweatshirt, fleece or sweater for added warm. The slim profile of the jacket vs the huge puffy down made my decision for me. I'm willing to sacrifice a bit of warmth for the reduced bulk.
1265145
Go up one size as you may wear this over a jacket & may want to zip the front.
255732
I don't see why it would not fit both providing the women's jacket is not extraordinarily long, but a blazer or even hip-length jacket would fit over the hangar very well I think.
854640
Yes..it's more of a full cut jacket. Check out the review on outdoorgearlab.
2233141
I would think so. It is basically two pieces of fleece with a zipper, not much use unless in a temperate climate or indoors. We used them when I took a youth group on a mission trip this past summer and we were staying in an Urban Mission Center, so we had four walls and a roof.
77981
Oh yeah. This coat folds/wads up pretty tightly. I'm sure you could fit it in a Jersey back pocket. For reference, I can fit mine into a regular Ziplock sandwich bag, to give you an idea. It's very packable.
515613
To be honest I'm not sure. I just always found a way to put it on and it always closed correctly if it didn't I would flip it over and and zip it up and it has always worked .. I hope it helps!
1621595
eeee. I wouldnt. It's a wax that absorbs into the cotton. I don't think* it would do that to a synthetic fleece.
514708
Nothing on the model I bought is fleece-lined. I don't know what the Camelbak website says.
837071
It's warmer than a standard issue poncho liner, so that's a plus. But it doesn't have the ability to zip up or tie-into your sleeping bag so it will move around inside. I do use it in my own sleeping bag as it is very comfortable.
347803
Yes...I bought it last fall and love it. The extra length of the parka really seals out the cold.
915251
I imagine you could try to get this in the correct postion if you had loose clothing on, but ski pants, motorcycle, or jeans your clothing would have to be slid down for clearance. Good question, I haven't tried it any other way.
26644
I don't think that this is the vest for you then. It's perfect for over a thermal, but an insulated jacket may be a bit much. Also, it will flop around too much if not fastened on the sides.
1077377
Yes, both the sleeves and hood are fleece lined, and that is what makes it so warm and such a snug fit. You won't need much in the way of layered clothing under this, and you may want to buy a size larger if you do plan on wearing a lot of layers with this over it. It is almost hot in this parka.